Sentence examples for having a dollar in from inspiring English sources

"Having a dollar in your pocket was money.

This means the banks had a dollar in assets for every $12 in debt.

In the hospital, she gave my mother the coin and said that if my mother kept it she would always have a dollar in her purse.

"I've got a customer who has a dollar in his pocket and has got to decide to have some lunch, call his cousin or go to the doctor.

In recent months, Citigroup, Bank of America, and other banks have been boasting that they will soon have a dollar in equity for every twenty dollars in assets on their balance sheet: a leverage ratio of twenty to one.

The only time they reached a half a billion, it had a dollar sign in front.

(Maybe some DVR developers could not foresee a world where TV shows would have a dollar sign in the titles).

Walsh has a dollar value in mind for each, and the right to match any offer they receive.

If you had a dollar deposit in an Argentine bank, it became a peso deposit, soon to be worth about 30 United States cents to the peso.

You cannot even wear it as jewelry, though if you are of a certain age you may have a dollar dress in your closet.

Ochocinco had a dollar bill in his hand and was thinking about offering it to the refs while they were reviewing a replay.